G.O.A.T

Hilarious small-town hijinks ensue as a young queer Aboriginal woman falls head over heels for an apparently indifferent new colleague.
In her regional hometown of Broome, Lilah struggles to reconcile her queerness with a narrow small-town mindset – until she falls for a new co-worker and puts her desire to the test. Yawuru, Bardi and Kija filmmaker Kimberley Benjamin turns the parochial workplace comedy upside down, delivering a blast of comedic fresh air that’s full of warm, vibrant performances.
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